Sentence examples for indeterminate quantity from inspiring English sources

When Stuart Graham's Bernard says "a number" to his father, Salter Alan Williamss), he is referring to the indeterminate quantity of clones of himself that, apparently unbeknownst to the parties involved, were created at the time of his birth.

A floating price and indeterminate quantity will dampen institutional interest, no matter how great the listing company may be.

Philoponus, in contrast, arrives at something he calls corporeal extension (sômatikón diástêma), which is a composite of Neoplatonic prime matter and indeterminate quantity and must not be confused with Philoponian space.

He's leaving for an indeterminate amount of time.

(At a price of 2, one buyer and one seller are indifferent about transacting, which is why the quantity is indeterminate).

Various coordinative definitions may thus leave measures of other quantities or relations indeterminate, and these must be specified by some stipulation or other.

Thus, if we vary the quantity of a proposition's subject (universal all versus indeterminate some) along with the quality or kind of the predication (positive versus negative), we arrive at all the possible combinations of the most basic kind of arguments.

A major advantage of the approach presented is that it provides useful information regarding the fetal fraction and DNA quantity, thereby allowing the test to at least declare the result as indeterminate, rather than a false negative result.

Some philosophers have appealed to quantity as the principle of numerical unity; others to matter; others yet to matter as subtending indeterminate dimensions; finally, others have turned to form as the cause of individuation.

It becomes indeterminate".

Its future is indeterminate.